Touchdowns - Physical Education Game (Fundamental Movement Skills)

[@ThePhysicalEducator]

Hi everyone! Thanks so much for watching the video! If you're interested in a PDF download of the game's rules, as well as the assessment tools and learning visuals I use when introducing this game to my students, be sure to check out the Touchdowns Game Pack! Find it here: thephysicaleducator.com/shop/touchdowns-game-pack/ Happy Teaching!

[@jasonwillard4363]

I love this game. I added a build. After tossing and catching to self in a hoop, students will walk, toss and catch while the music is playing. When the music stops, they jump in a hoop. Musical Hoops. After I've taken away half the hoops, the students without a hoop will put the ball away and then we move to the next build. Thanks Joey!

[@ThePhysicalEducator]

Cool build, Jason! Happy teaching!

[@leonardvanderwier1027]

Im very happy i found this randomly while looking for ideas for my gym classes. :)

[@jillwhite6778]

Love this game! The progressions are great

[@dalethurber2254]

Poker-type scoring sample: rings, beanbags, frisbee, bowl pin, hoop. Rings are 2 pt each, unless you get one of each color, then it's 10 pts for 4 rings. Beanbags are 1 pt each, but if you get 5 of one color, it doubles. Frisbees are 1 pt, plus 1 if you and your partner can complete a single throw catch from the same distance as the ball, 1 attempt. Hoops are 1 pt, but if you get enough to build a castle, a complete castle is worth 10 pts on its own. For every set of 2 bowling pins to 1 ring, get an additional point. This kind of scoring is for the 3rd and successive classes with this game, giving it some longevity. For even more variety, each group gets a different scorecard! Story picture is squirrels or birds gathering seeds and nuts for winter. Only one squirrel may be in a tree at a time. Squirrels have learned to use a stone to crack the nut free, but it's too heavy to climb with, so the squirrel waits until they're in the tree to toss it to them.

[@ThePhysicalEducator]

Whoa! 🤯 That is one wild scoring system! Haha glad your students are enjoying the game! Happy Teaching!

[@jeffmtl4035]

I’ve played touchdowns and the kids love it. From grade 1-4 (sometimes 5-6 with foam footballs and foam frisbees as well) Great game

[@carolyncallahan7308]

Awesome video Joey!! Thanks for sharing.

[@ilf1992]

It's an interesting things to do. This is how to people are moving steps from one side to another. Seems more enthusiastically fun.

[@education.games_TM]

İt's perfect. Very nice.Thanks

[@danalvarez7027]

great video and game idea - thanks!

[@bailey-k6b]

Hula hoops further away from students can have more bean bags in them: harder the catch, bigger the prize

[@mrmusic1931]

This is awesome!! What program did you use to create this visual?

[@enricopasquini4204]

awesome. thanks.

[@skydargon110]

nice game, thanks